Week Five: Website pages

Within the site we originally had our index.html page which had most of our elements within a scroll and you could 'jump' to them through our navigation menu up the top. We then had  our further_sources.html page that was not a part of the scroll, but was instead only a part of the navigation menu, where it jumped to a whole new page. We did this because we see it as 'additional information' therefore it doesn't need to be apart of the initial scroll on the index.html page. 

Throughout our development we decided that by putting the buttons in that take you to the larger map in the "where to buy local" section of the scroll,  having the full size map straight underneath in the scroll was just repeating information. So we decided to take it out of the index.html page and create its own page that was not a part of the scroll, like "further_sources_page.html.

This meant that the map would not be a part of the scroll, however it will still be abled to be located through the buttons in the "what to bring" section and through the navigation menu at the top (which takes the web user to the new page we created just for the map).

As this can be quite confusing for the we user, we made sure that we changed the title of each page to suit as well. 

Below are the screenshots for this process.